The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-04
BADGE UPSETS KINGSTON,

BADGE UP0ElN klNGNlUN,
AND CAUSES THE TUMBLE OF TIE
SEASON At SHEEpsHEAD BAT
The out.ider Fay. sos for sS-A Fosr Day
for tire Favsrites. bat u Rich One for
observation-disclosures. Nagsiu, Bsidwin,
and n orrissey In Luck n eLaushiin Adds
Tive Races 60 hts score 81 vietoriea
Glorious sunshine, exhilaratinR breezes,
an attendance running up to ten thousand.
Ane fields Of horses. close finishes. and last
time combined to make enjoyable sport at
sheepshoad Bay yesterday. All appeared In q
happy mood except tipsters and those who fol-
lowed their selections Only two out OF tho
six fsvorites Of the day won. Lucky Baldwin
and Mr.. Haggin skinned the cream from tho
richest stakes. whilo Mr.. John d. Morrissey.
the latest addition to the ranks. captured the
New York Handicap. MI. Hasgin added largo
" to his bank account by backing his winning
1llies Touche Pas and Rosalind. Including
Firenzi, the Haggin stable now contains the
fastest FLIES in America. not to mention sew
eral that have yet to appear in public and
about whom there are reports Of wonderful
private performances. Mr. Baldwin was proud
OF tho Emperor OF Norfolk's victory. and his
10y was increased on learning that the pet OF
his stable. Lucky B.. that WAS supposed to be
dying on Friday night, was improving. with
chance Of recovery.
The rivalry continued between Mclaughlin
and Garrison as 10 which will lead the other In
winning mounts during the season. McLaugh-
Lin had tho advantage over the Snapper, mas
much as he had five mounts to Garrisons two.
Mclaughlin added two wins to bis score. while
his rival drew blanks. The score now stands:
Garrison. 10; Mclaughlin. GA.
There was considerable talk among turfmen
about next Wednesdays match between Mr..
Walter CRATES colt Elkwood. winner Of the
Twin City Handicap on Thursday. and Mr..
John D. Morrissey's gelding Banburg, that
captured the Choice Stakes at Monmouth. In
which race he beat Hanover. The match is for
5000 side. at milo and quarter. Elk
wood will carry 118 pounds and Banburg los.
Mr.. Grstz Is q rich young sportsman OF nerve.
He believes that his colt will outfoot the West
ern miionaire's horse. He said that Elkwood
Is so full OF racing that he ran away yesterday
while out for exercise. after he had run three
quarters q a mile. the first half mile IN "a
money. and also a bale for the home talent. >,
nss VINO Ell ws
hsh f hs na 5, ths
rison, was on his own colt. Cyclops. and tho
colt was second choice in the race. There was
soss, With Anderson en: y ths Feather; weight
Of 81 pounds, Few Thought Of Badge. the AZ
Sssn fhsg @ head
and keep there to the finish: boating Kingston
% IL the st 1s %s c e ot Of MI Iii
sold were o. Badge. Tho Dwyers lost heavily
% f !SsI NV wy York Handicap At mile and nd,
tzpstrisk bad shs mount On Ekyo%Sd o-t The
t Isy. XII R"ah nrbts Soo OF LonafeIloy
winner Of the Monmoutb Handicap Garrison
had no mount IN the The bsse
Sosa ms.E s sSs Punnins s
s ss., 'ssns stand up .fs ana ns ."s.sf
showing tho way into tho baG ha,, stGIa
Of which Mclaughlin moved Kaloolah into the
front rank hell lappInE ElkToSSdii A. tie sia,
EiEwoed 10, Kalooiah winning BY half length
tie s Distance IS asa made By Luke Black burn
with 1902 pounds. and Jim Guest, 90. kaloolnh
..!sS = EmpsE9r 3, Norfolk tn.
pssTsd tSis year fsdssmsd If s peTtorPR sss
vas himself yesterday: and 50 was the colt
xSlSn
backstretch; but aattened and disappeared at
the turn, where Murphy began moving the
wids turn. appeared in the lead on the outside
ut the head OF the homestretch. Emperor's
sTess % strides b2
lengths. anishing, in g canter. In ZIG. .
Jockey Wi1chell, who rode with success in
ePds se on NJ Hassins California MY Touehe
En- bsnd For the
eo 81 III ns ii ps the nsadcap
Esss$iis Sss .hs mount On PoatisS; This
n The PseE an Ws tS
snk The sqe eader Seans Elm
hs The %Ss T S ms
Both horses were backed heavily BY the bet i
essse ss0S Men Squeezed into the betting as
though It was the last chance on earth for
asm 70 ssoM
were beaten by Hamilton on Rosalind.
The races were run In this order:
THE OPENING UPslT.
Purse $500 ali ages, winner the first
the ns. Day Le Ninch, carry pounds extra three
B;IsCls,isnds b. c. Badge. 2 by Inused-Baroness.
sessSSn :airiscni CHI G. GyeIops 4 3d.rr.onj
IS Il Fssl ana
long Dranch also
Time, I:l4k
BettinR-Ope to on Kingston; against CycIops, TO
!; Cleaner TO Pearl Jennings and Badge; ID 70 ii
Santa Rita 10 to u Britannia W 70 Long Branch. ~
70 l. hutuais paid Slso.45.
Badge. Santa Rita, Cleaner, and Long Branch
got on In the front rank on nearly even terms:
Badge soon showed in the lead, and at the hall
Yves two lengths IN advance Of Cleaner. WHO
they followed by Cyclops. with Kingston next
md Pearl jennings last. BADGE led into the
except Cyclops, who closed In the last iurlong.
A good race ensued between the two Badge
finally winning by nose. Kingston was four
lengths behind the pair.
ToUCHE PAS WINS FOR ArR. HAodIN.
Sweepstakes for at s25 each with S7oo
added OF which $50 second aud so TO The third
penalties and allowance mile
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l. scott's slaEsoletta. los tBarnss, ::;.;....2
OakwOOd stables T. ConnemArA- lUs lMcCarthyl:...
ksqumau. Rosewood Queen bese. Tarbouche, Ravel
is the Mary Buckley oily and Jennie Treacy also ran.
Time.